Stories on Style
Lara OwenWhere style, trends and (pop) culture collide. Stories on Style provides fashion commentary on the latest news stories and social media trends.
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| Issues | 69 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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I’m not worried about AI because it will never hack taste
Silicon Valley moguls aren’t synonymous with good taste. The image that springs to mind tends to be a waxy man in a logo-less navy T-shirt, ill-fitting shorts and Allbirds trainers. They might be wearing a chain now, too - thanks to Mark Zu...
Why everything ‘cool’ is now gloopy and garish
My teenage years ran through the 2010s, when millennial brands were booming and dominating the market through social media advertisements - something stalwart brands like Boots or John Lewis were yet to jump on.
They deviated from the clas...
The Mango murder case and the problem of fashion dynasties
Like many women, I have a (perhaps concerning) fascination with true crime.
Of course, I recognise the genre can veer into voyeurism while Netflix documentaries glorify violence, particularly violence against women, and turn it into entert...
Creative industries are starting to have an inbreeding problem
One of my favourite historical dynasties to gossip about is the House of Habsburg (pin in that - great title for a trashy clothing brand) and mainly King Charles II of Spain.
I feel a little bad saying this, because it literally wasn’t his...
The new it-bag is your weekly shop
In the last six months, luxury fashion has become obsessed with fresh produce.
Saint Laurent dropped a resin “Evening Mini Kiwi” clutch as part of Anthony Vaccarello’s spring/summer 2026 collection, while Chloé released a dragonfruit-shape...
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London-based fashion and beauty reporter writing on lifestyle, culture and trends. Writer and founder of Stories on Style.
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